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TEACHING

STRATEGY

ALJEAN TAYLARAN ASBI


Speaker
What is your best
teaching strategy
that makes you a
best teacher?
Why?
“strategy”
“method”
The term strategy implies thoughtful
planning to do something, the term
method, implies some orderly way of
doing something. Thus, the terms
technique and procedure as synonyms to
signify a series of steps that one takes to
employ any general model being used in
the classroom.
The Definition of Teaching Strategy
Teaching strategy is a generalized plan for a lesson
which includes structure, instructional objectives
and an outline of planned tactics, necessary to
implement the strategies (Stone and Morris, in
Issac, 2010). Furthermore, Issac (2010) explains
that teaching tactics are that behavior of the teacher
which he manifests in the class i.e., the
developments of the teaching strategies, giving
proper stimulus for timely responses, drilling the
learnt responses, increasing the responses by extra
activities and so on.
What is the main
purpose of Teaching
Strategies?
Teaching strategies play an
important role in classroom
instruction. Without the use of a
strategy, teachers would be
aimlessly projecting information
that doesn't connect with learners
or engage them. Strategies help
learners participate, connect, and
add excitement to the content
being delivered.
?
Teaching
Strategies
1.Modeling
- the teacher engages students by
showing them how to perform a skill
while describing each step with a
rationale. This provides students
with both a visual and verbal
example of what they will be
expected to do.
Fun game

simulation

experiment
2. Experiential Learning
- Experiential learning is considered
to be a progressive method of
instruction that affords students an
opportunity to generate a deeper
understanding of lecture topics by
working on course-related issues that,
when resolved, benefit their local
communities (Williams, 2016, p. 64).
3. Cooperative Learning- is a great strategy
to use in every classroom. It doesn’t matter
the age or ability of the students, cooperative
learning can be used. It gives students a way
to learn and use communication skills. It
allows more students to talk and engage in
the subject at once, rather than the traditional
one student answers the teacher’s question.
4. Class discussions as a primary
teaching method allows you to
stimulate critical thinking. As you
establish a rapport with your students,
you can demonstrate that you
appreciate their contributions at the
same time that you challenge them to
think more deeply and to articulate
their ideas more clearly.
5. Inquiry-based instruction is a
student-centered approach where the
instructor guides the students through
questions posed, methods designed,
and data interpreted by the students.
Through inquiry, students actively
discover information to support their
investigations.
6. A graphic organizer is a teaching and
learning tool that is used to organize
information and ideas in a way that is
easy to comprehend and internalize.
By integrating text and visuals, graphic
organizers show relationships and
connections between concepts, terms, and
facts.
7. Student-led learning is an education style
that emphasizes self-directed education,
creativity, and discovery, rather than rote
memorization or traditional lecture-style
education. Students are encouraged to
incorporate their own interests into projects,
within a set of broad guidelines.
8. Lesson Objective Transparency
Clearly state your lesson goals or
objectives. You could announce it in
class or write it on the board. Just make
it simple and clear for all of your
students to understand. Then, they know
what they're working towards and what
they should know by the end of the class
Why is making mistakes a part of
the process of learning?
In fact, learning from failure is often
the key to success. By getting things
wrong, you'll improve your skills
and grow in various ways. If you're
learning, you won't go wrong. It's
important to be willing to make
mistakes.
10.Utilize visual aids
Visual aids such as smartboards and projectors, box
can ramp up your lesson in class. Some children can
absorb information and have a deep understanding
of it from hearing a lecture alone. Others are visual
learners and need a little something more.
Since you need to appeal to those learners as well, a
visual guide will be your best friend. Try displaying
informative graphics that relate to your lesson on
the board or projector. Reference these illustrations
as you speak to allow everyone in your class to get
what they need out of the lesson.
The Art of Teaching for Kindergarten Kids

Learning begins at home but technically, it


will start the moment you enroll your kid to any
kindergarten school. Kindergarten is a
significant stage in every kid’s life, because it is
the transition period from home to formal
schooling.
Teaching kindergarten kids is a special
opportunity to introduce children to school and
instill in them a love of learning. It can be one of
the most enjoyable and challenging jobs.
KINDERGARTEN KIDS

LEARNING BEGINS AT HOME BUT


TECHNICALLY, IT WILL START THE
MOMENT YOU ENROLL YOUR KID TO ANY
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL. KINDERGARTEN
IS A SIGNIFICANT STAGE IN EVERY KID’S
LIFE, BECAUSE IT IS THE TRANSITION
PERIOD FROM HOME TO FORMAL
SCHOOLING.
TEACHING KINDERGARTEN KIDS IS A
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY TO INTRODUCE
CHILDREN TO SCHOOL AND INSTILL IN
THEM A LOVE OF LEARNING. IT CAN BE ONE
OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE AND
CHALLENGING JOBS.
BASIC TEACHING METHODS

1. CONFERENCE LEARNING
CONFERENCE LEARNING IS A BASIC TEACHING METHOD THAT
GIVES A TEACHER ONE-ON-ONE TIME WITH EACH STUDENT.
THIS METHOD PROVIDES A TEACHER WITH A BETTER
UNDERSTANDING OF A STUDENT’S STRENGTHS AND
INTERESTS.

2. COOPERATIVE LEARNING
COOPERATIVE LEARNING IS A TEACHING METHOD THAT
GROUPS STUDENTS INTO PAIRS OR SMALL GROUPS WHERE
THEY ARE CHALLENGED TO COMPLETE A TASK. THIS TEACHING
METHOD PROMOTES PEER-TO-PEER RESPECT AND DEVELOPS AN
UNDERSTANDING OF EACH OTHERS INTERESTS, SKILLS AND
NEEDS.
3. HANDS-ON APPROACH
THE HANDS-ON APPROACH IS A METHOD THAT ENCOURAGES
STUDENTS TO LEARN BY EXAMPLE AND DOING IT. USING PROPS
HELP STUDENTS TO LEARN ABOUT ABSTRACT CONCEPTS, DEVELOP
CRITICAL THINKING AND SOLVE PROBLEMS.

4. THE PLAY METHOD


THIS METHOD FOR KINDERGARTEN KIDS PROVIDES AMPLE
OPPORTUNITY FOR CHILDREN TO PLAY, WHICH IN TURN DEVELOPS
CONFIDENCE AND SOCIAL SKILLS. THIS METHOD HELPS TEACHERS
SHARE EXPERIENCE WITH THE CHILDREN, PRESENT IDEAS AND
MATERIALS THAT WILL HELP EXTEND THE PLAY INTO A LEARNING
EXPERIENCE.
The art of teaching Kindergarten kids is nurturing and supportive
rather than competitive. Children learn through fun and engaging
activities like art and music, transforming playtime into opportunities
to instill important cognitive skills, motor skills, and social skills. A
good kindergarten program should combine a multitude of teaching
methods and instructional designs.
Also, Kindergarten teachers play an integral role in early childhood
development by fostering basic intellectual and social foundations.
kindergarten teachers should implement several teaching methods
that challenge students to express themselves while learning.
Teaching kindergarten kids successfully is about finding the right
balance between fun and learning.

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